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PCBA Camera Specifications
Different scenarios require different configurations of imaging module components.
Low-light Camera
Low-light or dim-light cameras serve the purpose of capturing high-quality images at places where the light is low, and conventional cameras fail to provide the desired results. In such circumstances, the low-light cameras gather the ambient light and embellish it enough to capture an image.
High Definition
High definition is an advanced camera feature that provides brighter colors, higher picture resolution, greater frame rate, better color tones, and sometimes night mode. However, as we know, PCB cameras do not use for HD video recording, so this feature is less likely to be present in any of them.
Zoom
In photography, zoom refers to the concept of enlarging your subject without moving the subject or the camera. PCB cameras have wide applications in different industries. When selecting a PCB camera for yourself, its zooming capability is an important spec to look over, as the zooming requirement of a camera varies from application to application. In addition, optical zooms provide better resolution than digital zooms.
Outdoor Rated
Outdoor cameras experience harsh environments and other outdoor conditions, sunlight, for example, throughout their lives. Hence, checking the outdoor ratings for PCB cameras is essential if you plan to use them outside.
Machine Vision Sensors
Machine vision sensors are smart cameras with the ability to sense changes in a frame and make decisions based on the gathered data. However, machine vision sensors are only used for specific purposes, such as optical inspection, defect detection, identifying something particular, etc. Hence, this feature is likely to be present in only some cameras.
Dome
Dome cameras get their name from their cage shape. These cameras have great strength to withstand the outdoor environment. The design of these cameras allows them to work efficiently in low light as they have built-in infrared LEDs.
Auto-Lens
An auto lens keeps the light focused on the object to produce the finest images possible for its lens. Hence, the cameras with auto-lenses provide autofocus.
